What's Changed in the Hair Loss Category?
People have always been losing hair. So what’s new now that makes HAIR+ important for salons? A number of social, technological and generational trends.
People have always been losing hair. So what’s new now that makes HAIR+ important for salons? A number of social, technological and generational trends.
To learn more about the HAIR+ category, join us at the HAIR+ Summit, Oct. 16-17, 2016, at the Hilton Northeast Atlanta!Full details and registration here: hairplussummit.com.Here are the key takeaways from MODERN SALON’s ...
To meet Susan and learn more about the HAIR+ category, join us at the HAIR+ Summit, Oct. 16-17 in Atlanta. Details and registration here: hairplussummit.com.Susan Kettering, executive director of the American Hairloss Council (AHLC) ...
To learn more about the HAIR+ category, join us at the HAIR+ Summit, Oct. 16-17, 2016, at the Hilton Northeast Atlanta!Full details and registration here: hairplussummit.com.New research proves clients need salon help with ...
Overall revenues for all salon industry services (hair, skin, nails) plus salon retail grew 3.2%, according to the 2015 Professional Salon Industry Hair Care Study from Professional Consultants & Resources, a salon industry strategic ...
It is reported that approximately 40% of Americans ages 18-29 sport "ink". Just look around any salon and you may think that number is higher!!!!In a recent survey by Syneron-Candela, attitudes toward people with tattoos were ...
To help color professionals grasp and grow their haircolor potential, MODERN SALON Media conducted a comprehensive, exclusive PROCESS HAIRCOLOR RESEARCH STUDY, surveying both consumers and salon professionals, in order to deliver the most ...
Professional salon haircolor product sales (at manufacturers’ shipment dollars) grew by 3.8% in 2014 to $831 million.Haircolor services are the prime driver of the entire salon industry, according to the New 2014 Professional Salon ...
By interviewing two distinct populations of people—professional stylists/barbers and male clients—the Priority Male Study revealed some interesting differences about how professionals believe men think or behave versus what men say about themselves.
A massive study on men’s grooming arms owners with valuable information, so they can attract this lucrative market and deliver the service men crave.
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